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Paragliding at Rajasthan
 

When you plan a trip to Rajasthan, visiting the tourist destinations and exploring the desert will, no doubt, be a top priority, but do not forget to include adventure activities in your itinerary as the state offers plenty of options for adventure seekers. Moreover, when you return home after your trip, a treasure of delightful memories of adventure will linger long in your mind.

Para Gliding in Rajasthan : If you dream to fly high like a bird in the open sky without any disturbance then Para Gliding comes as a wonderful option for you. In Rajasthan Para Gliding trip may be organized in towns and cities where the runways and strips are available. Most popular Para Gliding sites are Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner. Pushkar is another famous destination in Rajasthan where Para Gliding in possible.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced flier, you have to take prior permission from Civil Aviation authorities of Rajasthan. With permission from the concerned authorities you may go on a fly. While you fly high in the sky, you can get the bird eye view of the forts, palaces, temples and many other historical monuments.

Ballooning in Rajasthan : In Rajasthan, the sand dunes are perfect place for ballooning enthusiasts. In fact, you can even travel short distances between two towns or historic monuments in the hot air balloons. Although there are several areas in Rajasthan where you can take up this adventure sport, but the best is ballooning over the Pushkar, Baneshwar or Nagaur.

Overview: Rajasthan, the land of kings, the home of the Rajputs- a group of warrior clan, is the magical land set amidst the desolate desert beauty. Though it's former rulers are dead and gone, the forts and palaces of amazing architectural beauty and luxury, still stand testimony to its rich cultural heritage reminding of the romance and chivalry, pride and honour, joy and warmth of hospitality that is unique. The historic cities of Rajasthan also maintain their traditional flavor in their arts and craft, colorful and buzzing marketplaces with vibrant men in turbans and women with bright mirrored skirts and jewelry. The modes of transport reveal a blend of modernity with the plying of camels, oxen, elephants, buses and cars. Lively folk dances and music, ballads and colorful festivities are an integral part of its vital culture. Like all deserts, miles of golden stretches of sand of Thar also offer the tremor of life in its oases of magic and romance. Many beautiful temples and mosques also dot the entire state and they come alive during usual Hindu and muslimfairs and festivals. Some of the finest national parks and sanctuaries are a rich source of pastime, pleasure and excitement for the wildlife enthusiasts. Rajasthan is widely known for its fine miniature paintings, fabulous fabrics and Jewelry and a host of beautiful handicrafts.Travel masti brings to you a variety of travel and tourism activities to choose from in this magnificent land.

How to Reach Rajasthan by Air: The State has 3 major airports in it, namely: Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur. Most major public and private airlines operate regular flights to these places connecting them to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai. If you plan to enter Rajasthan from Delhi, Jaipur is the most convenient entry point, while Udaipur is the best choice from Mumbai.

How to Reach Rajasthan by Road: One can reach Rajasthan by Road very easily since an network of National Highways and State Highways roads covers the state extensively. From Delhi, Jaipur is only 5 hours drive along the panoramic roadways. So most of the tourists prefer travel to Rajasthan by road.

How to Reach Rajasthan by Rail: Rajasthan has a good Railway network also. Major Railway Stations are in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Udaipur, which are in turn linked to important Indian cities. But the best way to reach and experience Rajasthan is to take "Palace on Wheels". This is a luxury tourist train, which offers fabulous royal splendor of the land on board. The state has also recently launched another tourist train "Heritage on Wheels". It also covers a large circuit offering enchanting glimpses of royal heritage.

 
 
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